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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1972

Page

9

Presidents of Manifest Destiny Aggressive Young Hickory

Wallace Patterson traces the 1844 presidential race and Polk’s rise from dark horse to nominee. It covers Van Buren and Clay opposition to Texas annexation, the Dallas ticket, and Polk’s subsequent war policy, expansion, and the cost to Polk personally and politically.

James K. Polk Tennessee Texas Oregon Baltimore Martin van Buren Polk Andrew Jackson van Buren Henry Clay Dark Horse Dallas George M. Dallas Pennsylvania Silas Wright New York Clay Republic of Texas Congress Rio Grande Zachary Taylor Mexico Taylor Winfield Scott United States England Northwest Illinois Abraham Lincoln Spain Cuba House James Polk

Objectivity in Soviet Reporting Draws Journalistic Opposition

The piece surveys how Soviet and Eastern Bloc authorities expel foreign reporters deemed unobjective. It cites Bonavia, Bassow, Hegger, Cole, Bernheim, and others amid warnings from the Polish and Czech presses. It contrasts Western ideas of press responsibility with official censorship and control.

Ondon Foreign Ministry David Bonavia London Times Bonavia Moscow Literaturnaya Gazeta Soviet Writers’ Union Newsweek Whitman Bassow Nikita S. Khrushchev Per Egil Hegger Alexander Solzhenitsyn CBS William Cole Roger Bernheim Neue Zuercher Zeitung Leningrad Europe Czech Fernando Zidar L’unita Rome

Bernstein on Words Disinformation and Subjunctive Mood

A discussion on disinformation in spycraft contrasts Soviet diversionary tactics with political usage of the term. The piece explains the subjunctive mood, examples with if clauses, and the shift toward the indicative. It also clarifies finite and infinitesimal origins and ends with a final reminder to have a finite outlook.

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